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Daniel Morgan Wholesalers out there got a question
1 April 2014 | 11 replies
I just started an absentee owner campaign where I'm split testing white envelopes vs color.
Nicole (Dunlap) Pendergrass My first commercial apartment building!
21 February 2022 | 179 replies
Red brick and green accents= Christmas colors too!
Dean H. Just back from Memphis
18 February 2017 | 12 replies
@Alex Craig As always, the colorful metaphors.
Katey Janson isn't this fraud? Do I have recourse?
6 August 2015 | 21 replies
If the make, model and color of refrigerator wasn't specifically addressed in your contract, you may be out of luck. 
Charles D. Need suggestion on how to evict the tenant legally
23 March 2020 | 8 replies
There's all kinds of reasons not to allow it (i.e. they rarely/never do a good job, there's no incentive for them not to cut corners since it's not really their house, they could get hurt doing the work, they tend to pick weird colors, if the work doesn't come out good you have have little/no recourse, etc). 
Craig C. How do you protect against bad tenates?
5 July 2014 | 21 replies
Let them pick out blinds, paint color in kitchen, plant a tree or something that gives them some psychological ownership.Watch out for crappy property management in crappy areas as they tend to go hand in hand from what I hear.Thanks,Matt
Scott N. Buying Condo, Disaster of a Situation, Trying to Salvage Some Money
10 July 2014 | 5 replies
Hi Scott, man the first thing I would do is get control, you must put together a Purchase Agreement subject too, if it's a desirable area you can fix it up, and recoup your 25k plus rehab cost, but I don't understand you said he is not very motivated seller, I thought you already bought the condo just with no paper work all verbal, if that's the case let him know you need to get it in your name, you need to put a agreement showing you give 25k for the purchase of the property, it maybe tight but you can get a good cash flow out every month, you just have to fix up the inside right, it can be done without sending a lot of money, just choose the right colors and the right material, make it look high-end with out sending a lot, find your self a young and new interior designer to help for a few hundreds dollars.
Jon Klaus Yellow letter marketing for higher priced properties?
13 June 2012 | 3 replies
Here's an example that's been working pretty well recently: http://yellowletterscomplete.com/color-letterhead-letters
Brandon Pearsons Trying to assess property value- Cant find good comp- Max bid?
22 November 2010 | 11 replies
It needs paint, all the rooms are different colors, the carpet has been pissed on by the dog, the owner kicked a couple holes in the wall.
Adam Greene Legal Annoyances / the Normal for foreclosures in RURAL OK
17 July 2018 | 2 replies
I like the sneaky old lady who might have pulled one over on the bank and ripped them off for 43k, (what was owed on the note.) but then I really like justice and she didn't pay so I tend to think the bank should get it... either way I love Oklahoma real estate it's somehow so much more colorful than it was in CT. not to mention a whole lot cheaper. :)